Bible Study

Many people proudly claim, “I built this,” or “I earned this,” without ever considering the One who made it all possible. Deuteronomy 8:17-18 offers a sobering and necessary reminder for believers: everything we have—our wealth, our strength, our success—comes from God alone. This powerful Bible study explores the rich truth found in these verses, where Moses speaks to the Israelites just before they enter the Promised Land. He warns them not to let pride take root in their hearts once they begin to experience prosperity. His words are timeless and just as relevant today. When we experience abundance, it's not uncommon to fall into the trap of self-reliance, believing that our hard work and intelligence are the reasons for our success. But the Bible tells a different story—one where God is at the center of every blessing, and where our role is to remember, honor, and trust Him. In Deuteronomy 8:17, Moses anticipates the dangerous mindset that might arise in the hearts of the people: “You may say to yourself, ‘My power and my own ability have gained this wealth for me.’” This false belief leads to pride and forgetfulness of God’s goodness. Moses corrects this thinking in verse 18, reminding them that it is the Lord who gives them the power to gain wealth—not for selfish purposes, but to fulfill His covenant and glorify His name. What a profound truth: our blessings are part of a bigger plan, not just for our own comfort, but for the unfolding of God’s promises. This study dives into the heart of these two verses, unpacking their meaning phrase by phrase. It reflects on the nature of pride, the ease with which we forget God when life is going well, and the importance of continually recognizing God as the ultimate provider. We examine how even our abilities—our strength, our intellect, our opportunities—are not truly our own, but gifts from the Lord. As Moses exhorts the people to remember, so must we pause and reflect on all that God has done for us, especially in times of increase and blessing. You’ll be encouraged to adopt a mindset of thankfulness and humility, recognizing that what you have is not a result of your own doing, but of God’s grace. This isn’t to discourage hard work or initiative—rather, it’s to redirect our focus so that our success leads us back to worship, not away from it. As we acknowledge the Lord as the source of every good thing, we deepen our relationship with Him and grow in faithfulness. This study also addresses how we can be good stewards of the resources God has given us. When we understand that our wealth is not our own, but a trust from God, it changes how we handle it. It inspires generosity, compassion, and purpose. Instead of hoarding what we’ve been given, we become vessels for God’s work—blessing others, supporting ministries, and helping fulfill God’s kingdom purposes on earth. Whether you are experiencing abundance right now or hoping for a breakthrough, these verses offer a foundation for how to view prosperity from a biblical perspective. You’ll walk away from this study with a renewed appreciation for God’s provision, a heart ready to honor Him with your resources, and a reminder to keep Him at the center of your life in every season. Let this be a moment to reflect, recalibrate, and refocus on the One who gives us life, breath, and everything else. May your heart be stirred to gratitude, your mind anchored in truth, and your life a testimony to God’s faithfulness. Scripture quotations taken from the Christian Standard Bible®, Copyright © 2017 by Holman Bible Publishers. Used by permission. Christian Standard Bible® and CSB® are federally registered trademarks of Holman Bible Publishers.

In a world filled with noise, confusion, and spiritual compromise, it’s easy to feel isolated in your walk with Christ. You may even find yourself wondering, “Am I the only one trying to live faithfully?” That deep feeling of loneliness can bring anxiety, especially when everything around you seems to be shifting. But Isaiah 10:20 (CSB) offers us a powerful word of hope and assurance in times just like these. “On that day the remnant of Israel and the survivors of the house of Jacob will no longer depend on the one who struck them, but will faithfully depend on the Lord, the Holy One of Israel.” This verse reveals a sacred truth: God always preserves a faithful remnant. No matter how dark the world becomes or how far society drifts from His ways, the Lord never abandons His people. He sees those who remain true to Him—those who choose faith over fear, obedience over compromise, and truth over convenience. In this in-depth Bible study, we explore what it means to be part of God’s remnant. We look at the historical context of Isaiah’s prophecy and how it spoke to a nation that had leaned on political powers instead of the power of God. But even amid judgment and turmoil, the Lord promised that a group would remain—a group who would no longer depend on human strength, but would faithfully rely on Him alone. This message speaks directly to our time. As global uncertainty grows and spiritual decline becomes more visible, Christians are being called back to true dependence on the Lord. This is not a time to rely on worldly security or cultural approval—it’s a time to stand firm in Christ and trust Him completely. If you’ve ever felt like your faith puts you in the minority, this study will remind you that being part of the remnant is not a position of weakness, but of divine strength. God doesn’t need the majority to accomplish His will—He works through the faithful few. And He promises that those who depend on Him will never be forsaken. In this study, you’ll discover: - The prophetic background of Isaiah 10 and what it meant for Israel. - The dangers of depending on the world instead of God. - The character of the remnant—what sets them apart in times of crisis. - How you can identify if you’re living as part of God’s remnant today. - Practical ways to strengthen your faith and dependence on the Lord. We also look at how the concept of the remnant appears throughout Scripture—from Noah and his family in the flood, to Elijah who thought he was alone but was reminded that God had preserved 7,000 others who hadn’t bowed to Baal. Again and again, we see that God doesn’t forget His people. Even when the faithful seem few, God’s presence among them is powerful. Whether you are new to the faith or have walked with Christ for decades, this message will challenge and encourage you. The call to be part of God’s remnant isn’t about perfection—it’s about dependence. It’s about trusting the Holy One of Israel when the world tempts you to trust everything else. So if you’ve been wrestling with doubt, isolation, or a longing for deeper purpose, this video is for you. Let Isaiah 10:20 remind you that you are not alone. God is raising up a people who will stand firm in Him, who will shine as lights in a dark world, and who will experience His faithful provision no matter what comes. You don’t have to walk this road alone. You’re part of something sacred. You’re part of the faithful remnant. Watch this video and discover how to remain anchored in God’s truth when everything else feels uncertain. Let His Word renew your courage, calm your fears, and strengthen your resolve to trust in Him—not just in theory, but in every detail of your life. Join us for this essential study on Isaiah 10:20—and be encouraged to walk boldly as one of God’s chosen few.

n this eye-opening Bible study, we explore Matthew 16:8-9 where Jesus confronts His disciples over their anxiety about bread. But this moment reveals far more than a concern for food—it’s a powerful lesson about faith, forgetfulness, and God's faithful provision. Discover how Jesus uses a simple situation to teach a life-changing truth about trusting Him in every circumstance. Whether you're struggling with fear, doubt, or daily worries, this teaching will encourage you to shift your focus from anxiety to assurance in Christ.

Are the events of 2025 revealing the fulfillment of Bible prophecy? Many believers are asking the urgent question: Where are we in Bible prophecy today? In this in-depth Bible study, we explore the prophetic signs of 2025 and what Scripture says about the times we are living in. From global conflict to spiritual awakenings, today's headlines mirror the prophetic warnings found in God's Word. Are we seeing Scripture fulfilled right before our eyes? Join us as we dive deep into biblical prophecy, examining key trends and events through a Christian lens. This teaching will help you stay grounded, encouraged, and ready as we await Christ's return. Whether you are new to prophecy studies or have followed these signs for years, this video will give you hope and biblical understanding for these critical times. Don't miss this important conversation about prophetic signs 2025 and what they mean for your walk with Christ. Stay alert, stay faithful, and trust in God's perfect plan. Chapters 00:26 Biblical Foundation 01:14 Prophetic Trends Visible in 2025 01:16 1. Global Unrest and Wars 02:18 2. Moral Decay and Spiritual Decline 03:13 3. Advances Toward Global Governance 03:55 4. The Gospel Spreading Rapidly 04:40 Where Are We in Bible Prophecy? 05:50 Our Response as Believers Scripture quotations taken from the Christian Standard Bible®, Copyright © 2017 by Holman Bible Publishers. Used by permission. Christian Standard Bible® and CSB® are federally registered trademarks of Holman Bible Publishers.

In this video, we explore the power of faith-filled words and how they can transform your life. Discover how to grow your faith in Christ and increase your trust in Jesus through Scripture-based affirmations. Learn how to prove your faith to God, and hear about the one Bible verse that changed my life. Join us for a deep dive into living a faith-filled life, guided by the truths in the Faith Life Study Bible. Start speaking God’s promises over your life today and watch your faith in Christ soar!

What does it truly mean that Jesus was "pierced for our transgressions" and "crushed for our iniquities"? In this Bible study of Isaiah 53v5 (NIV), we reflect on the deep cost of Christ’s suffering and the healing we receive through His wounds. Though Easter has passed, the message of the cross remains eternally relevant. Let this study draw you deeper into the heart of God's sacrificial love. Chapters 00:00 Verse and Intro 00:45 The Weight of Piercing and Crushing 02:16 The Peace That Came at a Cost 03:17 Healing Through His Wounds 04:19 Why This Matters Today 05:28 The Price and Embracing the Promise

re you tired of feeling overwhelmed by the chaos of everyday life? This video explores how you can find deep, lasting peace through unexpected Bible verses and spiritual practices that truly work. From the noise of constant news to the inner unrest we carry, learn how God’s Word provides a calm in the storm—without always quoting the verses you’ve heard a thousand times. Discover how to find peace not just in theory, but in practical steps rooted in Scripture. Stay tuned for the final prayer and let the peace of God anchor your soul. 📖 Verses - Nahum 1:7, Isaiah 26:3, Psalm 4:8, Ecclesiastes 4:6

In this Easter week reflection, we turn to Luke 22v42, where Jesus prays in the Garden of Gethsemane: “Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me; yet not my will, but yours be done.” These powerful words reveal the depth of Christ’s surrender and obedience — even in the face of the cross. This Bible study dives into the emotional and spiritual weight of Jesus’ prayer, showing us what it means to trust God’s will over our own. As we approach Resurrection Sunday, may we be reminded that before the triumph came surrender — and that surrender is the doorway to victory. Let this message inspire you to lay down your burdens, trust God's plan, and embrace the hope of the resurrection. Chapters 00:00 Intro 01:09 The Garden 02:55 Submission That Leads To Salvation 04:25 The Model of Surrender 05:24 Holy Week Reflection 06:13 From Garden To Glory

What if death wasn’t the end? In John 11:25–26, Jesus declares something that redefines everything we think we know about life and death: “I am the resurrection and the life.” In this Easter Bible study, discover how Jesus' words to Martha speak directly to us today. Experience the power of the resurrection, the promise of eternal life, and the personal hope that comes through faith in Christ. Don’t just celebrate Easter—live its truth.

What if joy, prayer, and gratitude were more than just reactions — what if they were your lifestyle? In this powerful Bible study on 1 Thessalonians 5v16–18, we uncover how to live with unwavering joy, stay in constant connection with God, and give thanks even when life doesn’t go as planned. These three commands may be short, but they carry eternal weight. Discover how they align with God's will for your life and how you can walk them out daily — no matter your circumstances. Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:36 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 01:43 Rejoice always 02:32 Pray continually 03:09 Give thanks in all circumstances 03:47 Living Out These Verses